I want to talk briefly about some kind of control-point management issues.…I have added a few control points here to this document.…I have two control points here in the sky.…They are actually copies of each other that are altering the brightness and…contrast of the sky.…Then I have another control point down here that's darkening this tree.…These two control point end up in the same edit because I added them together.…I added this control point and then this control point and I did no other edits in between.…
If I had continued to add more control points, they would all show up here under…this single Color Control Point entry.…I can turn all of the control points off and on with this master check box here,…or I can independently turn the effect of the control point on and off with…these individual control points here.…You've seen these controls which let me change which sliders are available and…give me check boxes for viewing selections and protecting details and so on so forth.…This pane right here is not actually connected to this particular control point.…
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2/23/2012- Exploring the Capture NX2 interface
- Navigating an image library with ViewNX, an alternative browser
- Cropping, straightening, and rotating an image
- Correcting contrast with Levels and Curves
- Boosting and balancing color
- Correcting color with Quick Fix versus Adjust
- Performing localized editing with U Point Control Points
- Making selections with the Selection Brush
- Converting images to black and white
- Colorizing or toning black-and-white images
- Reducing and enlarging images for print
- Adding localized sharpening
- Saving your work
- Soft proofing and printing
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 20s
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1. Capture NX 2 Overview
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Keyboard basics3m 52s
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2. The Capture NX 2 Browser
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Setting up Nikon Transfer6m 49s
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Navigating in Capture NX4m 29s
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Rating and filtering8m 31s
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Metadata and keywords6m 39s
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Metadata templates7m 18s
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Comparing images2m 20s
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3. Basic Image Editing in Capture NX
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Cropping4m 39s
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Straightening and rotating2m 46s
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Camera and lens correction7m 18s
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Auto Retouch brush3m 56s
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A word about NEF compression4m 19s
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Customizing your workspace2m 14s
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Understanding RGB4m 10s
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4. Tonal Correction
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Defining tone5m 38s
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Understanding the histogram8m 32s
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Quick Fix4m 52s
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Contrast/Brightness2m 30s
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D-Lighting2m 58s
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Tonal correction using LCH2m 47s
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More on the Edit List5m 13s
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5. Color Correction
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Saturation/Warmth3m 5s
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Color Booster2m 40s
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Color Balance2m 1s
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Color correction using LCH4m 23s
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Contrast: Color Range1m 57s
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Photo effects1m 7s
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6. Working with Nikon Raw Files
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Adjusting white balance4m 38s
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Highlight recovery4m 59s
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Picture controls2m 49s
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Noise reduction4m 34s
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7. Localized Editing
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Introducing control points8m 27s
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More on control points5m 17s
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The Selection brush4m 48s
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The Lasso and Fill tools4m 16s
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The Selection Gradient tool4m 42s
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Control point management2m 21s
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8. Black-and-White Conversion
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Colorizing or Toning1m 49s
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Adding grain2m 2s
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9. Version and Automation
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Creating multiple versions5m 34s
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The Batch menu5m 38s
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10. Output
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Size and resolution7m 19s
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Fit Photo2m 4s
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Reducing an image3m 3s
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Enlarging an image4m 10s
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Sharpening8m 17s
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Localized sharpening3m 54s
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High-pass sharpening3m 7s
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Color management overview3m 29s
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Levels output sliders1m 58s
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Soft proofing6m 35s
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Printing3m 4s
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Conclusion
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Goodbye40s
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